Bowood Park Hotel & Golf Club
Rolling hills, woodland and water give Bowood Park a very different feel from Cornwall’s exposed links. Near Camelford, this par-72 course combines an inland golf challenge with hotel accommodation, making it an option for a stay-and-play break.
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A journey from rolling hills into a wooded valley
Bowood Park’s par-72 layout moves through hills and woodland near Camelford. The opening nine occupies the upper part of the course, while the second drops towards the River Allen valley. Lakes, ponds and streams give the round another layer of interest. The club identifies the par-four 12th, with its island green and covered wooden footbridge, as a signature hole: a memorable feature for a group looking for variety beyond coastal links.
An inland contrast for your Cornwall tour
The setting makes Bowood Park a useful complement to a seaside round at Bude or St Enodoc. With a hotel at the venue, it can also become the base of the whole stay. Practice facilities include a covered driving range, putting green and chipping green. Allow time to use them before your round, and ask us to check buggy requirements and actual room arrangements when planning the visit.
A different north Cornwall setting
Bowood Park offers an 18-hole course in a landscape of hills and woodland. It gives a course shortlist a different setting from coastal links. Discuss the group’s experience and any mobility or buggy needs before settling on the round.
Explore staying at the course
The venue has hotel accommodation and advertises golf breaks. Ask for the actual room arrangement and named golf inclusions for your dates. A stay-and-play offer should be checked for your whole party, including non-golfing guests and single-room requests.
Build your own society day
Bowood Park takes society enquiries covering preferred dates, tee times, player numbers and holes. Include meals and the return collection in the same brief. Requested tee times remain subject to the club’s confirmation.
Pair it with a coastal round
Consider Bude or St Enodoc as a separate-day addition, then compare the travel from your chosen base. For a short break, prioritise the rounds you most want to play. We work through the road journeys before your itinerary is confirmed.
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Visitor rules, availability and rates can change. Our planning notes were checked against these club sources on 8 November 2026.
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